Car shipping routes
State-to-state and cross-country lanes across the US, each written up with its real corridor, its busy season and what pickup and delivery look like at both ends.
We ship cars between any two points in the lower 48. The lanes below are the ones people ask about most, and each page covers what's specific to that trip: which interstate the carrier runs, where mountains or weather slow things down, when the lane gets busy, and how pickup works at your end. Distances are ranges because your exact addresses matter, and transit days are typical figures after pickup, not promises. If your lane isn't listed, get a quote anyway; the page list isn't the service area. For the local side of a move, see the cities we serve.
Snowbird lanes to Florida, and back
The Northeast and Midwest heading south each fall, with the spring return.
- New York to Florida car shipping940–1,350 mi · 3–5 days typical · I-95Pickup across the five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester and the Hudson Valley, delivered anywhere from Jacksonville down to Miami. The fall run south is the busiest stretch.

- Florida to New York car shipping950–1,300 mi · 3–5 days typical · I-95 north (I-75 from the Gulf Coast)The spring trip home up I-95, from either Florida coast to the five boroughs, Long Island and Westchester. Most of it happens between mid-March and May.

- New Jersey to Florida car shipping850–1,300 mi · 3–5 days typical · NJ Turnpike / I-95Pickup anywhere from the Hudson to Cape May, delivery to either Florida coast. Two-car households and fall departures are the norm on this lane.

- Boston to Florida car shipping1,150–1,550 mi · 4–6 days typical · I-95, or I-84 to I-81Pickup in Boston, the suburbs, the North and South Shores and Cape Cod, with delivery anywhere in Florida, Jacksonville to Naples.

- Chicago to Florida car shipping1,050–1,400 mi · 3–6 days typical · I-65 to I-75From the North Side, the suburbs or Northwest Indiana to Tampa Bay, Southwest Florida, Orlando or the Panhandle. Book ahead for late fall.

- Michigan to Florida car shipping1,100–1,550 mi · 3–6 days typical · I-75Pickup across Metro Detroit, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Grand Rapids and northern Michigan, with delivery down the Gulf Coast from Tampa Bay to Naples.

- California to Florida car shipping2,350–3,100 mi · 7–10 days typical · I-10 (often I-5 or I-40 first from Northern California)Coast to coast from Los Angeles, San Diego or the Bay Area to Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa or Miami, mostly along I-10's southern route.

- Texas to Florida car shipping550–1,400 mi · 2–5 days typical · I-10 (I-20 from Dallas)From Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin and the Texas bases to anywhere from the Panhandle to Miami. Summer is the peak, and hurricane season needs planning.

To and from Arizona
Winter visitors from the Midwest and relocations from California.
- Chicago to Arizona car shipping1,700–1,900 mi · 4–7 days typical · I-55, I-44 and I-40, then I-17From the city, the North Shore and the western suburbs to Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa and Tucson, timed around Arizona's winter visitor season.

- California to Arizona car shipping350–800 mi · 1–3 days typical · I-10 or I-8 eastLos Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and the Bay Area to Phoenix, Scottsdale, the East Valley and Tucson. It's a relocation lane first and a winter-home lane second.

California, Texas and coast to coast
Relocation lanes in both directions, and the full cross-country run.
- California to Texas car shipping1,250–1,950 mi · 4–7 days typical · I-10, or I-40 to DallasPickup in LA, Orange County, the Inland Empire, San Diego, the Bay Area and Sacramento, with delivery to Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio.

- Texas to California car shipping1,300–1,950 mi · 4–7 days typical · I-10, or I-20 to I-10, or I-40From Houston, DFW, Austin and San Antonio west to LA, San Diego and the Bay Area, by I-10 or I-40 depending on season and starting point.

- New York to California car shipping2,750–3,000 mi · 7–10 days typical · I-80, I-70 or I-40 westThe five boroughs and the New York suburbs to Los Angeles, San Diego and the Bay Area, on whichever cross-country interstate the season allows.

Shipping from Canada for the winter? That's a different process with its own paperwork. See Canada to US car shipping, where the cross-border lanes are listed.
Your lane, priced all-in
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